The first and only science & technology podcast at Johns Hopkins University 🧬🤖 40+ episodes | 75K+ listens | 25+ countries | Top 25% on Spotify Follow us @futurismatjhu on Instagram, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube Home page: https://linktr.ee/futurismatjhu
Futurism at JHU Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Mathew Chaves, Maxwell Rho, Aimee Liang, Omkar Katkade, Gordon Lee
5.0(14 reviews)
64 episodes
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Podcast Overview
The first and only science & technology podcast at Johns Hopkins University 🧬🤖 40+ episodes | 75K+ listens | 25+ countries | Top 25% on Spotify Follow us @futurismatjhu on Instagram, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube Home page: https://linktr.ee/futurismatjhu
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Recent Episodes
May 15, 2026
#64 – How Algorithms Shape Our Decisions with Dr. Ziang Xiao
<p>It’s no cliché to say that technology touches nearly every facet of our lives, but how is new tech impacting us from behind the scenes? Aimee and Gordon sit down with Dr. Ziang Xiao, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Johns Hopkins University, to explore how algorithms influence the choices we make every day. Dr. Xiao shares how machine learning systems shape the information we see, what consumers risk when relying on information-based products, and why your chatbot may be more eager to please than you think. Tune in for an engaging discussion on the hidden impact of technology on our screens, our choices, and our daily lives!</p>
May 13, 2026
#63 – Thinking Three Moves Ahead: Mentorship and Life Strategy with Carlos J. Avent
<p>What does it mean to think three moves ahead? Andrew Wu sits down with Carlos J. Avent, Senior Academic Advisor/Success Coach at Johns Hopkins University, to explore mentorship, student success, and the future of education. Avent shares how design thinking, responsible AI use, and intentional advising can help students navigate college and life with purpose. Listen in to learn why the future of education depends on both responsible technology and meaningful human connection.</p>
May 8, 2026
#62 – The Future of Speech with Dr. Melissa Stockbridge
<p>Why do words get stuck on the tip of our tongue? Joseph Brodsky sits down with Dr. Melissa Stockbridge, assistant professor of neurology and speech-language pathologist, to explore the future of speech and language care. Dr. Stockbridge shares insights from her research on language disorders like aphasia, exploring how telemedicine, brain stimulation, and pharmacological approaches may support language recovery and expand access to care. Listen in to learn how the brain adapts after injury and why early stroke intervention remains critical.</p>
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